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Agenda / February 08–February 14, 2021
Editors' Pick

Anti-Ethnography

Diane Burns, Thirza Jean Cuthand, W.K.L. Dickson, Axel Gerdau, Erik Olsen and John Woo, Guillermo Gómez-Peña and Gustavo Vázquez, Tonia Jo Hall, Woodrow Hunt and Olivia Camfield, Sky Hopinka, Adam Khalil, Zack Khalil, Jackson Polys, Kent Monkman, Caroline Monnet, New Red Order, Shelley Niro
Image credit: New Red Order, Land Acknowledgment, 2021. Still from video. Courtesy the artists. New Red Order, Land Acknowledgment, 2021. Still from video. Courtesy the artists.
Audain Gallery at SFU Galleries

149 West Hastings Street

Vancouver, British Columbia

Date

February 08–February 14, 2021

Curator

New Red Order

Presented in partnership with DOXA, and aligned with New Red Order’s exhibition “Give it Back” at Audain Gallery, this screening program examines the violence inherent in the ethnographic impulse, unveiling the absurd fetishism underpinning the discipline.

Editors' Comment

Including 18 short films made between 1894 to 2021—many of them from a range of internationally recognized artists—this film program, free and available online to all regions for a limited time, promises to reflect on “the camera is a dangerous weapon, one that has been wielded against [Indigenous peoples] since the device’s inception.” What’s more, the program is aligned with another essential art event: New Red Order’s exhibition “Give It Back,” at Audain Gallery until March 6. —Leah Sandals, content editor